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#1499247 05/03/2023 12:34 PM
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I have had 2 task force truck 55-59 trucks that leaked water into the interior running board area. I bet I am not the only one. Is this just inherent for these trucks or is there a fix?

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Well welcome to the world of task force. It very inherent for this model especially where seals are gone.
It will come in around the door, in from the cowl vent which runs down the sides. Kick panel leaks. Hinge areas on doors. Mine currenly has a drip with heavy rain in from the wiper shaft going in thru the outer sheet metal since a rubber piece went bad. Its the main reason the floors and runners on the these trucks are toast. Lots of guys that start modifying their trucks like putting in smoothies for the cowl. removing vents and sealing up the kick panels good and making sure the door rubber is good and tight can keep the water out. But you should keep a yearly eye on your seals and you can stay ahead of it.

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lcfman,

I have moved your thread to the Paint and Body Shop for further conversation as it is the best place for your topic.

Am sure folks will chime in more there soon with helpful advice. thumbs_up

Dan


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